James Downie

His inability to settle on a message perhaps reflects the difficulty of the sale.

Trump’s White House accidentally admitted the truth about its tax plan

Markets, voters and courts are sending Trump the same message on tariffs.

President Donald Trump demanded the Federal Reserve chair lower interest rates after an unofficial jobs report hit its lowest level in over two years.

First, he flipped on Medicaid. With Medicare now potentially on the chopping block, what’s next?

The arrest of Lander, a candidate for mayor of New York, is the latest instance of federal officials detaining, charging or arresting Democratic lawmakers.

In a Truth Social post, the president announced a "very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran."

The president and his allies claim they want to target “waste, fraud and abuse.” Such targets either don’t add up or don’t exist at all.

Republicans have to go back to the drawing board in several areas, including a big cut to Medicaid.

Much of what this bill does is ultimately immaterial to the president.

The letter was part of an album collected by Ghislaine Maxwell, the former Epstein associate currently in federal prison. Trump denies writing the letter.

While another survey finds the party's brand at historic lows, only a few Democratic politicians should be worried yet.

The president said he would “absolutely” sign a bill banning members of Congress from trading stocks. Now he's attacking one bill's GOP sponsor.

Outside the Oval Office, though, fears of “stagflation” are increasing.

But other corporations are raising prices.

The president and his allies say he's very popular. Their actions suggest otherwise.

Life under Trump’s D.C. takeover is not what you think

The long-shrinking number of media outlets and platforms has made it easier for the Trump admnistration to exercise control over the remaining outlets.

If Trump can be fooled by a fake video with his own face and voice, what else is fooling him?

In recent months, the House speaker has kept the chamber closed to an unprecedented degree.